ChromeKeePass
Extension for automatically entering logins from KeePass
Reformats the title of each tab according to its URL.
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This allows using utilities such as KeePass that auto-fill passwords according to the title of the current window.
By default, only the protocol and domain name are appended to the title, but the options page allows full customization.
Source code: https://github.com/guilryder/chrome-extensions/tree/main/urlintitle
Release notes:
v4.0.0: restored suffix preservation logic broken in previous version; migrated to Manifest V3; cleaned up the code
v3.0.2: added a mechanism to disable the extension ( ); added support for pages that delete the element
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Extension for automatically entering logins from KeePass
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Helper extension for KeePass to find and insert credentials, generate passwords, or save new logins without manual copy and paste
It would be nice if it supported utf-8 domain names.
This is great when using Application Shortcuts on Windows. Now two windows running the same application at different servers/URLs can be easily distinguished.
Works excellently with Keepass, and deals with dynamically changing titles too.
It works perfectly with the auto-fill function of Keepass. It almost solves the problem of 'integrating' Keepass to browsers.
Great for KeePass!
Exactly what it says on the tin.
Does its job too well. Needs a site blacklist or something because with Url in title enabled and YouTube Center's "Remove YouTube Title Suffix" option enabled the result is an infinite loop of this in the dev console: [Title Listener] " History " => "History - https://www.youtube.com/" [Title Listener] "History - https://www.youtube.com/" => " History "
I've been using it for a while, but it seems a select few websites are now able to prevent it working. The Spotify login page (on the website, not the client) springs to mind right now because I've just been there.
I hate installing extensions, due to a general distrust of the typical code quality, privacy issues, and in general bloating up my browser, but I wanted to use KeePass with Chrome and to get full functionality the choice is either to install something like this or using a much more elaborate extension that hooks its tendrils into every page you view. After installing it, I took a brief look at the code and am happy to say it's not doing more than it says it's doing. The two features I'd like to see are: 1. restoring "New Tab" as the new tab title, instead of " - www.google.com". I think this might be due to a change in recent versions of Chrome and the author hasn't gotten around to fixing it yet. 2. adding another pattern to insert the hostname without "www." if present. Just the hostname should be sufficient to match against sites, and I'd like to avoid cluttering up my titles as much as possible.
This is so helpful, and I love that I can configure exactly how I want the title to look. It's far better than similar extensions I've tried.